Upgrading your equipment is the key to quickly cleaning the many disgusting surfaces in PowerWash Simulator. New Power Washers offer more power, and different attachments can make it easier to reach those tricky spots. But PowerWash Simulator doesn't do the best at laying out upgrade costs. All of the attachments are jumbled together like a junk drawer. Let's untangle that knot.
How much does it cost to upgrade equipment in PowerWash Simulator?
Prime Vista 1500 ($250 / Starter)
- Extra Long Extension ($0)
- Turbo Nozzle ($15)
- Short Extension ($25)
- Long Extension ($50)
- Soap Nozzle ($75)
- Total: $165
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Urban X U2 ($900)
- Turbo Nozzle ($75)
- Short Extension ($125)
- Long Extension ($250)
- Soap Nozzle ($375)
- Extra Long Extension ($500)
- Total: $2225
Prime Vista 3000 ($2000)
- Turbo Nozzle ($120)
- Short Extension ($200)
- Long Extension ($400)
- Soap Nozzle ($600)
- Extra Long Extension ($800)
- Total: $4120
Prime Vista PRO ($5000)
- Turbo Nozzle ($180)
- Short Extension ($300)
- Long Extension ($600)
- Soap Nozzle ($900)
- Extra Long Extension ($1200)
- Triple Tip Nozzle ($2400)
- Total: $10,580
As you can see, it gets fairly costly to complete an upgrade. Thankfully jobs in Career Mode will progressively pay out more and more. So long as you're not spending everything extra on cleaners, then you should have more than enough to purchase the Power Washer of your dreams.
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